Device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas, and house equipped with same fixing device

ABSTRACT

There are provided a device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas with a similarity to containerized culture having high crop productivity, which is capable of fixing carbon dioxide gas highly efficiently, while being compact and easily managed, and a house equipped with the fixing device having an energy circulation system. The fixing device for biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas is configured to include an air intake unit which takes air into a box, a mesh-like air and water flow-through unit laid in the bottom of the box that is configured to be open to the atmosphere, a water reservoir tray on which the box is mounted, and cultivation soil which is held inside the box. Further, in the house relating to the present invention, the fixing device for biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas is arranged in an area that gets a lot of sunshine.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a device for fixing biomass-based solarheat and carbon dioxide gas, and a house equipped with the same fixingdevice having an energy circulation system.

RELATED ART

Conventionally, cultivation of biomass (plant matter) has meant thatbiomass (plant matter) is cultivated after reclaiming a mountain forestor a firm ground and making it a farm field. Agriculture and forestryare technologies which have developed as important industries whichpreserve natural environment and supply food for mankind. Some methodsof cultivating biomass in the yard or on the veranda using containersand the like have been implemented, as home gardening satisfyingsomeone's taste (See patent document 1).

However, conventional agricultural and forestry technology based onmountain forest and farm field is controlled by natural environment andlacks stability. On the other hand, though a hobby of home gardening hasbeen developing in various ways as a miniature agricultural and forestryfield, it is just an imitation of natural cultivation method and it isnot to significantly improve productivity of agriculture and forestry.

Recently, modernization around the world has remarkably developed, andaccordingly, increase in food demand due to increase in population andimprovement in living standards, and increase in energy consumption dueto industrialization, have increased amount of emission of carbondioxide gas, have caused destruction of global environment and collapseof social structure, and consequently, serious crisis is imminent.

To solve this problem, it is the best strategy to increase theproduction of biomass which constitutes raw materials of food andbiofuels by improving productivity of plant resources in place offurther consumption rise in fossil fuels. However, since it is difficultto cope with an enormous amount of energy resources in place of fossilfuels by expanding conventional natural agriculture and forestry,agricultural and forestry technology for the purpose of getting a largeamount of harvest by artificially arranging cultivation environment havebecome widespread.

A hydroponic cultivation and an attempt to artificially harvest in aplastic greenhouse of one's own farmland are some examples.

Further, today, since measures for reducing carbon dioxide gas whichconstitutes a cause of global warming due to development inindustrialization is a more important issue to be immediately solved asinternational treaty and to be fateful for mankind than the foodproblem, regulation of the carbon dioxide emission has been under wayand measures for reducing emission of carbon dioxide from the industrialviewpoint has been taken. Further, long-distance transportation of greatdeal of everyday commodities including food causes an enormous amount ofenergy loss and become a cause of various social problems.

RELATED ART DOCUMENTS Patent Document

-   Patent document 1: JP 2005-295876

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

However, the carbon dioxide gas regarded with hostility as a substanceresponsible for the warming is an important resource to mankind which isdispensable in producing food derived from the plant matters.

That is, it can be said that to improve cultivation technology ofbiomass (plant matter) which consumes carbon dioxide gas is a concretemeans not only for increasing production of food and energy resourcesbut also at the same time for absorbing solar heat and reducing carbondioxide gas in the atmosphere which anyone can do for sure.

For example, from the photosynthesis of sweet potato, 264 g of carbondioxide gas and 688 kcal of solar heat are absorbed and 1180 g ofglucose sugar (carbohydrates) are produced. Carbohydrates (glucosesugar, starch and the like) are important nutritive substances tomankind and animals and are harvested as solid resources fixed as crops.

There has been known a containerized culture as a means for cultivatingplants to produce the nutritive crop plants. The containerized cultureis a useful means for cultivation of plants which has been done throughages and can be compactly managed.

However, technology and equipment used in present containerized cultureare used only to an extent for farmer's raising seeding and for amateurshobby gardening and hence they do not fulfill high productive functionas full scale agricultural equipment.

Accordingly, there has been sought a device for fixing biomass-basedsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas with a similarity to containerizedculture having high productivity of crops, which is capable of fixingcarbon dioxide gas at high efficiency while being compact and easilymanaged.

Further, to solve the food crisis problem which is recently of concernon an individual level, so-called self-sufficient life in which peopleproduce and consume most of the necessary food by themselves has beenfocused while becoming likely.

However, there is a problem that although deep in the mountains or inunder-populated residential areas where people can acquire widecultivating space, they can easily enjoy self-sufficient life, but inthe residential areas and urban areas where they consume a great deal offood, they cannot realize self-sufficient life.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas and a house equippedwith the same fixing device having an energy circulation system whichcan solve the above mentioned issues.

To achieve the above-mentioned object, according to a first aspect ofthe present invention, there is provided a device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas which includes an airintake unit which is configured to take air into a box, a mesh-like airand water flow-through unit laid in the bottom of the box which isconfigured to be open to the atmosphere, a water reservoir tray on whichthe box is mounted and cultivating soil that is held inside the box.

Furthermore, the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas is characterized in that the air intake unit is formed of amesh cylindrical body which is buried in the cultivating soil and upperpart of which is exposed to the atmosphere.

Furthermore, the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas is characterized in that the air intake unit includes airpores formed on a side wall of the box.

Furthermore, the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas is characterized in that the air and water flow-through unitis formed by holding a porous body inside a mesh-like container throughwhich air and water can pass.

Furthermore, the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas is characterized in that the porous body is a mixture ofactivated carbon, foamed ceramics, and ion-exchange resin and by beingarranged in a state that the porous body sticks out from a surface ofthe water which is retained in the water reservoir tray, the porous bodyionizes water contacting the porous body and increases ion concentrationin the air in the vicinity of a water surface and ion concentration inthe cultivating soil through this water.

Furthermore, the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas is characterized in that the water reservoir tray includes awater level adjustment unit which is configured to adjust a level of thewater retained inside the water reservoir tray.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provideda house equipped with the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat andcarbon dioxide gas which is characterized in that the device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas is arranged in an areathat gets a lot of sunshine.

Furthermore, the house equipped with the device for fixing biomass-basedsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas is characterized by being equippedwith a bio auxiliary equipment necessary for operating the device forfixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas.

Furthermore, the house equipped with the device for fixing biomass-basedsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas is characterized in that the bioauxiliary equipment is constituted of a biomass concentrated incubatorand a bio generator which generates electricity by using microorganismincubated in the biomass concentrated incubator through solar heat.

Furthermore, the house equipped with the device for fixing biomass-basedsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas is characterized in that the biomassconcentrated incubator includes a storage tank which is formed of amember having a light-blocking property and is configured to causeliving plant biomass in liquid mixed with plant biomass and water tomake the dark reaction of photosynthesis, and a biomass proliferationpipe which is formed of a pipe having a translucent property and isconfigured, in the course of flowing the liquid retained in the storagetank, to cause the living plant biomass contained in the liquid to makethe light reaction of photosynthesis and to proliferate, and the biomassproliferation pipe includes an outward passage which is configured tosoak up the liquid retained in the storage tank by capillary action, anda return passage which is communicated and connected with the outwardpassage and has a shape where a capillary force does not work withrespect to the outward passage, and is configured to flow down theliquid, specific gravity of which becomes heavy due to photosynthesis inthe course of soaking up in the outward passage, into the storage tank.

Furthermore, the house equipped with the device for fixing biomass-basedsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas is characterized in that the biogenerator includes an evaporation unit which is configured to heat andinstantly evaporate the mixed liquid of plant biomass obtained from thebiomass concentrated incubator and water and to make the mixed liquidinto an ionized plasma state, a temperature difference power generationunit which is configured to generate electricity by temperaturedifference between the temperature of the evaporation unit and thetemperature in the atmosphere, an electromagnetic fluid power generationunit which is configured to generate electric power between theelectrodes by passing the plasma between a pair of electrodes arrangedin a magnetic field, a turbine generator unit which is configured torotate a turbine with the use of pressure of gas flow of the plasma andto generate electricity, a gas reforming unit which is configured toadjust temperature of the gas flow and to increase concentration ofhydrogen gas in the gas flow, a preparative separation unit which isconfigured to separate hydrogen and carbon dioxide from the gas flow,and a fuel cell power generation unit which is configured to supply thehydrogen separated from the gas flow by the preparative separation unitand oxygen in the atmosphere to a fuel cell and to generate electricity,and furthermore, the bio generator is configured to supply the carbondioxide separated from the gas flow by the preparative separation unitto biomass in the biomass concentrated incubator and to reproduce theplant biomass.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provideda device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gaswhich includes an air intake unit which takes air into a box, amesh-like air and water flow-through unit laid in the bottom of the boxwhich is configured to be open to the atmosphere, a water reservoir trayon which the box is mounted, and cultivation soil which is held in thebox. Therefore, the fixing device can fix solar heat and carbon dioxidegas efficiently and nurture biomass growing effectively.

Further, in the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas, the air intake unit is configured to be formed of a meshcylindrical body which is buried in the cultivating soil and upper partof which is exposed to the atmosphere. Therefore, the fixing device cansupply air into the cultivating soil efficiently, activate biomass, andadvance biomass growing.

Further, in the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas, the air intake unit is configured to include air poresformed on a side wall of the box. Therefore, the fixing device cansupply air into the soil, activate biomass and advance biomass growing.

Further, in the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas, the air and water flow-through unit is configured to beformed to hold a porous body inside the mesh-like container throughwhich air and water can pass. Therefore, the fixing device canefficiently supply oxygen and water into the vicinity of the rootportion of the biomass without blocking air and water flow, and make thewater in the water reservoir tray to be suited to biomass.

Further, in the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas, the porous body is a mixture of active carbon, foamedceramics and ion-exchange resin and by being arranged in a state thatthe porous body sticks out from a surface of the water retained in thewater reservoir tray, the porous body ionizes water contacting theporous body and increases ion concentration in the air in the vicinityof a water surface and ion concentration in the cultivating soil throughthis water. Therefore, the fixing device can supply the biomass withionized water, air, and nutrients having a conducive effect to thegrowth of the biomass.

Further, in the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas, the water reservoir tray includes a water level adjustmentunit which is configured to adjust a level of the water retained insidethe water reservoir tray. Therefore, the fixing device can change supplyamount of water to the biomass properly and also adjust an amount ofproduction of the ionized substance generated by the air and waterflow-through unit.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provideda house equipped with the fixing device in which the device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas is arranged in an areathat gets a lot of sunshine. Therefore, the whole house becomes a plantgarden and can make persons living in the house enjoy plant educationaleffect caused by the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat andcarbon dioxide gas.

Further, in the house equipped with the fixing device, the houseequipped with the fixing device includes a bio auxiliary equipmentnecessary for operating the device for fixing biomass-based solar heatand carbon dioxide gas. Therefore, the house equipped with the fixingdevice can operate the device for fixing biomass-based solar heat andcarbon dioxide gas more effectively. Moreover, the house equipped withthe fixing device can make the house itself function as a device forfixing solar heat and carbon dioxide gas.

Further, in the house equipped with the fixing device, the bio auxiliaryequipment is configured to be constituted of a biomass concentratedincubator and a bio generator which generates electricity by usingmicroorganism incubated in the biomass concentrated incubator throughsolar heat. Therefore, the bio auxiliary equipment can supplyelectricity to the house while suppressing loads to the environment asmuch as possible.

Further, in the house equipped with the fixing device, the biomassconcentrated incubator includes a storage tank which is formed of amember having a light-blocking property and is configured to causeliving plant biomass in liquid mixed with plant biomass and water tomake the dark reaction of photosynthesis, and a biomass proliferationpipe which is formed of a pipe having a translucent property and isconfigured, in the course of flowing the liquid retained in the storagetank, to cause the living plant biomass contained in the liquid to makethe light reaction of photosynthesis and to proliferate, and the biomassproliferation pipe includes an outward passage which is configured tosoak up the liquid retained in the storage tank by capillary action, anda return passage which is communicated and connected with the outwardpassage and has a shape where a capillary force does not work withrespect to the outward passage, and is configured to flow down theliquid, specific gravity of which becomes heavy due to photosynthesis inthe course of soaking up in the outward passage, into the storage tank.Therefore, the house equipped with the fixing device can incubate plantbiomass efficiently while suppressing energy consumption.

Furthermore, in the house equipped with the device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas, the bio generatorincludes an evaporation unit which is configured to heat and instantlyevaporate the mixed liquid of plant biomass obtained from the biomassconcentrated incubator and water and to make the mixed liquid into anionized plasma state, a temperature difference power generation unitwhich is configured to generate electricity by temperature differencebetween the temperature of the evaporation unit and the temperature inthe atmosphere, an electromagnetic fluid power generation unit which isconfigured to generate electric power between the electrodes by passingthe plasma between a pair of electrodes arranged in a magnetic field, aturbine generator unit which is configured to rotate a turbine with theuse of pressure of gas flow of the plasma and to generate electricity, agas reforming unit which is configured to adjust temperature of the gasflow and to increase concentration of hydrogen gas in the gas flow, apreparative separation unit which is configured to separate hydrogen andcarbon dioxide from the gas flow, and a fuel cell power generation unitwhich is configured to supply the hydrogen separated from the gas flowby the preparative separation unit and oxygen in the atmosphere to afuel cell and to generate electricity, and furthermore, the biogenerator is configured to supply the carbon dioxide separated from thegas flow by the preparative separation unit to biomass in the biomassconcentrated incubator and to reproduce the plant biomass. Therefore,the house equipped with the fixing device can generate electricityefficiently in multiple stages and yet can sustain plant biomassincubation continuously while nurturing plant biomass incubation.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is an oblique perspective view showing a whole constitution of afixing device according to the present embodiment;

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a whole constitution of the fixingdevice according to the present embodiment;

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing an internal constitution of thefixing device according to the present embodiment;

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing an internal constitution of thefixing device according to the present embodiment;

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing an example of modification of awater reservoir tray;

FIG. 6 is an exploded explanatory view showing a structure of a fixingdevice according to a second embodiment;

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a constitution of a fixing deviceaccording to a third embodiment;

FIG. 8 is an oblique perspective view showing a whole constitution of adevice according to a fourth embodiment;

FIG. 9 is an exploded explanatory view showing a whole constitution of afixing device according to the fourth embodiment;

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional explanatory view of a fixing deviceaccording to the fourth embodiment;

FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing an example of modification of awater reservoir tray;

FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing another example of modificationof the water reservoir tray;

FIG. 13 is an explanatory view showing a whole constitution of a houseaccording to the present embodiment;

FIG. 14 is an explanatory view showing a floor plan of the second floorof the house according to the present embodiment;

FIG. 15 is an explanatory view showing floor plans of the third floorand the rooftop of the house according to the present embodiment;

FIG. 16 is an explanatory view showing a constitution of a bio auxiliaryequipment arranged in the house according to the present embodiment; and

FIG. 17 is an explanatory view showing an outward passage and a returnpassage, and an example of modification of the outward passage.

DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Hereinafter, a device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas and a house equipped with the same fixing device accordingto the present embodiment are explained with reference to drawings. Tofacilitate understanding of the explanations, firstly, the device forfixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas is explained indetail and next, the house equipped with the fixing device is explainedin detail.

[Device for Fixing Biomass-Based Solar Heat and Carbon Dioxide Gas]

FIGS. 1 to 3 are explanatory views of a device for fixing biomass-basedsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas (hereinafter, referred simply to as“fixing device”) A according to the present embodiment, FIG. 4 is anexplanatory view showing a state in which a plurality of the fixingdevices A are combined, and FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing aconstruction of a water reservoir tray 4 according to the presentembodiment with which a portion of the ventilating opening of a biomasscultivation equipment is incorporated.

The fixing device A shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 functions as anassembly-variable biomass (plant matter) cultivation equipment which canmanage various kinds of cultivation conditions.

Here, though biomass cultivated for fixing solar heat and carbon dioxidegas is not particularly limited, on or in cultivation soil 8 held in thefixing device A, vegetables, fruit vegetables, root vegetables, andpotatoes can be cultivated, for example.

In FIG. 1, a symbol 1 is an external wall material which constitutesexternal wall of the fixing device A. The external wall material 1 isformed of foamed material such as foamed ceramics, foamed plastics orthe like. The inside of foamed material may be so-called usual foamedpolystyrene in which foamed bubbles are not communicated with eachother, and also may be constituted of foamed ceramics and foamedplastics which have a state where gaps of bubbles are connected witheach other, hard sponge or the like. By forming the external wallmaterial 1 with these materials, it is possible for the external wallmaterial 1 to have properties of aeration, water retention and moistureretention.

Further, at the lower part of the erected external wall material 1, flowholes 10 which is configured to take retained water in the waterreservoir tray 4 described later and air is formed, and in the flow hole10, a net 11 is arranged to prevent leakage of soil and components ofdisposition contained in the soil and also to prevent invasion of wormsand garbage.

Further, a symbol 2 shown in FIG. 1 is a reinforcing latticework whichfixes the external wall material 1 and resists soil pressure ofcultivating soil 8 held inside of the external wall material 1.Moreover, in the four corners of the external wall materials 1 which areerected on the four sides, supporting post pipes 3 which extendvertically and have cylindrical shape are arranged. The supporting postpipe 3 functions as a reinforcing member of the external wall material 1and as explained later with reference to FIG. 4, the supporting postpipe 3 also functions as a supporting post which, when box parts 20 arestacked, fixes the box parts by insertion. In addition, the supportingpost pipe 3 can be used as a supporting post which supports stems andfruits of grown biomass and also can be used as a supporting post of anet for the prevention of worms, birds, and beasts.

Particularly, in the case where root vegetables and potatoes whichdevelop rhizome are grown as biomass, by stacking up frame-like andbottom-less fixing devices on the fixing device in this way, so as tomake the bottom deep, it is possible to fix more solar heat and carbondioxide gas without impeding the growing in the soil.

Turning back to FIGS. 1 to 3, the integrated box part 20 having abottomless rectangular cylinder shape is formed by fitting a fixingframe 5 with a shape of approximate “U” toppled over sideways on across-sectional view from the upper part of the external wall material 1erected in four directions, the reinforcing latticework 2 arranged alongthe external wall material 1, and the supporting post pipe 3 arranged inthe four corners of the external wall material 1.

And, the fixing device A is constituted by arranging this box part 20 onthe water reservoir tray 4 which receives this box part 20. The waterreservoir tray 4 functions as a storage tank which retains waternecessary for plants. On the side part of the water reservoir tray 4, asshown in FIG. 2A, a drain 9 for adjusting water level by dischargingextra water is provided.

The drain 9 is constituted by inserting the root part of a hollow pipewith an approximate “L” shape on a side view into the inside of thewater reservoir tray 4 and is configured, when higher level of waterthan a height of erected tip opening part of the drain 9 is retained inthe water reservoir tray 4, to pass water and enable to discharge thewater from the tip opening part to the outside.

Further, the root part of the drain 9 is rotatably formed, and the drain9 is configured to enable to adjust an amount of water retained in thewater reservoir tray 4 by moving the tip opening part of the drain 9 incircular arc. That is, the drain 9 functions as a water level adjustmentunit to adjust a level of water retained in the water reservoir tray 4.

A symbol 6 is an aeration passage as an air intake unit installed on thewater reservoir tray 4 (pallet). The wall surface (circumferential face)of the aeration passage 6 is made of material which induces ion exchangeor ion production, such as, active carbon, ceramics having anion-exchange property, ion-exchange resin, germanium, tourmanium and thelike, and the aeration passage is a wall body in which, passing waterand gas are ionized, enhancing life force. That is to say, the aerationpassage is an active form the material of which has electricalcharacteristic that absorbs and desorbs positive and negative ions, andperforms ion exchange of the inside of the box and adjusts pH of growingenvironment of biomass.

The aeration passage 6, as shown in FIG. 2B and FIG. 3A, is arranged ina state that the aeration passage 6 is erected from the bottom part ofthe water reservoir tray 4 and passes through the cultivating soil 8 isopen to the atmosphere. Due to such a constitution, it is possible toform space on the surface of the water which is retained in the waterreservoir tray 4 and in the soil to supply or discharge the water andthe soil with oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide gas and the like in theatmosphere (in the air) through the space.

Further, the aeration passage 6 can also be used as a slot of water,fertilizer, activator, oxygen adjuster, disinfectant and the like, andit is possible to improve usefulness in the case of growing biomass andto further accelerate fixing of solar heat and carbon dioxide gas. Here,the number of the aeration passages 6 installed in the fixing device Acan be changed appropriately depending on the kinds of plants.

Further, on the water reservoir tray 4, an aeration cup 12 as an air andwater flow-through unit which entirely diffuses air taken from theaeration passage 6 and constitutes a subject of ion exchange and iongeneration is arranged (See FIG. 3B). The aeration cup 12 is formed in ashape of an approximate hanging bell in appearance and on a upper halfpart 13 formed in a hollow-hemisphere shape, a plurality of small pores15 having the size as small as the soil does not fall clown are formed,and in the lower half part 14 which extends downward from the hemisphereedges of the upper half part 13, cut-off parts 17 having an oblong shapeare formed in the portion of wall surfaces 16. Here, it is needless tosay that the upper half part 13 and lower half part 14 may be formed indifferent bodies and incorporated, or may be constituted in anintegrated fashion using one mold and the like.

A plurality of the aeration cups 12 are, as shown in FIG. 2B, arrangedin the water reservoir tray 4 densely in an orderly fashion and furtherabove the aeration cups 12, 12, . . . a gravel base layer 7 which fillsup gaps of the aeration cups 12 and aeration passage 6 and has ahygroscopic aeration property for the purpose of continuity of air andwater supply to the soil laid above is formed. Here, the aeration cup 12is provided in different body from the water reservoir tray 4, however,as shown in FIG. 5, water reservoir tray 4 and the aeration cup 12 maybe formed in an integrated fashion using predetermined mold and thelike.

The gravel base layer 7 is piled up with coarse gravels (grain diameteris large) in the bottom and gradually fine gravels (grain diameter issmall) to upwards, up to a position slightly higher than a level ofwater retained in the water reservoir tray 4. The gravel base layer 7 islaid in order from coarse to fine gravels from the bottom so that thegravel base layer 7 forms an appropriate continuous space and hence, asoil base having, as a whole, well-balanced properties in aeration,drainage, and retention of water is formed

Further, in an upper layer than the gravel base layer 7, a rootprevention sheet 18 having dense mesh is laid, and in a far upper layer,a mesh-like soil leakage prevention net 48 is laid.

The root prevention sheet 18 is a sheet for preventing the roots ofbiomass planted in the cultivation soil 8 from extending into the gravelbase layer 7 and may be a sheet which has a mesh size to an extent thatflow of air and water is possible, and yet, roots of biomass cannot passthrough.

Further, the soil leakage prevention net 48 is a net for preventing thecultivating soil from flowing downwards and preventing the cultivatingsoil 8 from contacting directly to the root prevention sheet 18 and maybe a sheet having a mesh size to an extent that particles in thecultivating soil 8 cannot pass through.

Further, in a lower layer than the gravel base layer 7, and in thevicinity of the lower half part 14 of the aeration cup 12, an granularand porous ion-exchange body 19 is arranged. The ion-exchange body maybe made of, for example, active carbon, bamboo charcoal, binchocharcoal, pumice and the like. To be described later in detail, theion-exchange body 19 plays a role of increasing ion concentration in theretained water and nurturing the growing of biomass, by retained waterin the water reservoir tray 4 and outside air which flow from aflow-through opening 10 to the inside contacting the ion-exchange body19.

The aeration passage 6, and the aeration cup 12 form a space to which 3interfaces made of air, ground water, and soil contact. In this space,ground water and soil breed bacteria in the soil, by constantlyreceiving supply of moderate oxygen and ionized water, and preventputrefactive bacteria from proliferating. Proliferation of usefulbacteria activates a power of soil which constitutes culture media,accelerates growing of plant roots, and grows vibrant plant body havingstrong life force and high crop productivity.

Particularly, the water stored in the water reservoir tray 4, dissolvessubstance in the cultivating soil 8 and becomes colloidal solution inwhich dissolved substances are ionized, by means of the aeration cup 12as a flow-through unit of air and water which constitute a subject ofion generation body.

That is, the water stored for several days in the water reservoir tray 4has become colloidal ion solution containing nutritive components andthe water like this has the similar function as culture fluid used forhydroponic culture. Therefore, roots of biomass, when reaching watersurface of the colloidal solution, exhibit the similar growing as inhydroponic culture, by absorbing this water. Furthermore, the roots ofbiomass also proliferate in the cultivating soil 8, and absorb nutritionand minerals having far higher concentration than in water. That is, thepresent invention has both advantages of hydroponic culture and soilculture.

The 3 interfaces among the colloidal solution, the cultivating soil 8,and air become symbiotic environment where chain of life of protozoanorganism including bacteria, plankton, living matter in the soil such asearthworm and living matter under water such as little fish isperformed. The water in which excreted and secreted material of thoseliving matters are mixed further forms eco-physiological colloidalsolution necessary for symbiotic living of life. Due to this, theionized water is easily absorbed in the living matter and governsenvironment necessary for growing of life, thus forming the autonomousbiosphere.

Further, when above-mentioned eco-physiological colloidal solution isabsorbed into biomass, organic and inorganic ion-exchange operation isperformed and organic and inorganic exchange of substance (anabolicreaction) necessary for the growing of living body is accelerated. Inother words, this ionic colloidal solution forms ion gradient in theoutside world of cell which constitutes biomass, nurtures emission ofsodium in Na—K pump of the cell into outside of the cell and transportof potassium to the inside of the cell, and prompts the growing ofbiomass. The ionic colloidal solution nurtures mutual transfer of sodiumosmotic pressure and potassium osmotic pressure and prompts distributioninside of the body of biomass, thus accelerating the growing of biomass.

By the way, plants cultivated as biomass are separated into plants whichcomparatively prefer water and demand a great deal of water, and plantswhich do not prefer water depending on their kinds. Conventionally, thissituation has been dealt with changing mode of cultivating land. Somecrops need deep plowing. As to sunshine, some crops prefer strongsunshine and some crops prefer shade. The degree varies from plant toplant. Because the cultivating soil 8 in nature is heavy, cultivationwork to make handling conditions requires a great deal of effort,intelligence, and patience.

According to the fixing device A, with the external wall material 1 andthe reinforcing latticework 2 facing with each other and connecting longin 2 columns, by putting in the light-weight cultivating soil 8 improvedto suit for culture, long and thin ridge-like cultivating land can beobtained without hard work. As shown in FIG. 4, a plurality of box parts20 can be connected in the vertical direction to make deep soil and aplurality of box parts 20 can be arranged in the lateral direction tomake well-cultivated wide and plain cultivating land. When crop plant iscultivated in units of packages in this way, many kinds of crop plantscan be cultivated in the same place with narrow space simultaneously andcultivation method suited for each can be implemented in separate form.

Particularly, as shown in FIG. 4, by connecting the box parts 20 in thevertical direction to make the fixing device A, even in the case whereroot vegetables and potatoes are planted as biomass, it is possible tosend enough air and ion to rhizomes, and to accelerate fixing of carbondioxide gas as well as to nurture the growing of biomass. Here, a symbol22 is a connecting piece for connecting the above and below supportingpost pipe 3, 3.

Plants vary in stock density and in amount of sunshine requireddepending on the degree of nurturing. Conventionally, it is impossibleto move planted plants. This cultivation method allows a layout to befreely changed to accelerate the growing using casters as shown in FIG.12, for example.

Here, the casters are formed detachably to the water reservoir tray 4and hence, mounting and dismounting the caster is possible as needed.

Particularly, an important thing is water. It is quite difficult to makea situation where natural water is stably supplied. General method ofirrigation to complement this requires a great deal of facility costs.

If a specific signal which plants give is detected by a sensor, it ispossible to automatically supply irrigation necessary for the plantsjust in time. Natural rainfalls can be accumulated and used, thusbecoming economically water saving and resource saving.

In general, plants decay at the roots when too much water accumulates atthe roots. It is because excess water blocks the air and causes a lackof oxygen thus weakening hairy roots and prompting proliferation ofputrefactive bacteria in the surroundings. In the fixing device, due tothe three-interface space of the aeration passage 6 and the aeration cup12, oxygen and negative-ion water caused by antioxidant soil bacteriaare constantly supplied to the soil and the roots so that it activatesantioxidant action and does not cause root decay failure. Among bacteriain the cultivating soil 8, resuscitative bacteria group (usefulbacteria) and putrefactive bacteria group are countervailing, and hence,when one group proliferates, the other group shrinks back. The roots ofthe plant and a group of resuscitative bacteria are in a codependentrelationship in which they exchange their products and complement eachother. The three-interface space in the aeration passage 6 and theaeration cup 12 provides an environment which accelerates this.

As a result, strong soil capabilities of the cultivating soil 8 developthere. The cultivating soil 8 can be used continuously for a long termby continuously cultivating crop plant which goes well with the soil.However, in general, it is necessary to break down the cultivationequipment and the cultivating soil 8 needs to be replaced. The oldsediments are segregated into coarse gravel and fine soil by a sieve andgot rid of undesired substance, disinfected by sun-bathing or exposureto a cold wind, and neutralized using lime. Moreover, organic materialsuch as plant debris, garbage, oil meals, rice bran, rice hulls and thelike and dust coal are plowed under the soil and made to ferment toresuscitate. The resuscitated cultivating soil 8 is mixed with newcompost as fertilizer (compost) and is recycled to sustain strong soilcapabilities.

Further, cultivating soil may be a mixture of granular body of foamedceramics which sympathize with ion-exchange body in the base and reactwith ionization, granular body of plastics having a property of waterabsorption and water retention, or granular body of plant fiber withspontaneous soil such as natural soil, leaf soil or the like. Due tothis, it is possible to efficiently ionize water retained in the waterreservoir tray 4, thus further nurturing growth of biomass.

Further, when harvesting, since the box part 20 can be easily brokendown, even in the case where root vegetables or potatoes are grown asbiomass, it is characterized in that there is no need to make an effortto dig the soil. The cultivating soil 8 can be continuously used for along term by continuously cultivating crop plant which goes well withthe soil. However, since it is a small amount of soil, generally it ispossible to recycle the soil by refreshing the soil in each case and byavoiding injury caused by continuous cropping. Accordingly, it makes aresource-saving and energy-saving agricultural method.

Second Embodiment

Next, second embodiment of a device for fixing biomass-based solar heatand carbon dioxide gas is explained with reference to FIG. 6. Here, inthe following explanation, identical symbols are added to the similarconstitution as the above mentioned fixing device A, and the explanationis omitted. Further, in FIG. 6, for convenience of explanation, thewater reservoir tray 4 is omitted.

FIG. 6 is an exploded explanatory view showing a box part 30 of a fixingdevice B according to a second embodiment. As also shown in FIG. 6, thefixing device B, as compared with the fixing device A, differs instructure in a point that the fixing device B includes a cylindricalexternal wall material 31.

To be more specific, on the surface of the external wall material 31, aplurality of air pores 32 as an air intake unit is bored and isconfigured to efficiently supply air to the soil held in the inside ofthe external wall material 31.

In the conventional agricultural technology, in planting and croppingcrop plants which require deep digging, a great deal of effort isrequired and hence, the planting or cropping is a hard work for theyoung and the old, however, by using the fixing device B, even the oldand the young can easily cultivate deep root vegetables and harvest themwithout digging work.

Third Embodiment

Next, a third embodiment of a device for fixing biomass-based solar heatand carbon dioxide gas is explained with reference to FIG. 7. FIG. 7 isan explanatory view of a fixing device C having an approximatelyrectangular shape on a plan view for using long root vegetables asbiomass. The fixing device C differs in a structure in a point that abox part 30 is configured to have an approximately rectangular shape ona plan view as compared with the fixing device B in the above mentionedsecond embodiment which has an approximately circular shape on a planview.

Further, the fixing device C is characterized in that a plurality of boxparts 30 are arranged on one water reservoir tray 4.

Due to such a constitution, it is possible to give biomass planted inany one of the box parts 30 the same growing condition (water and ionconcentration), thus enabling to grow most uniform possible biomass.

Further, an aeration passage 6 is formed of substance which sympathizeswith electromagnetism, gives vital energy to the life force of allplants, provides a biomass cultivation technology and cultivation toolwhich allow anyone to cultivate in anywhere and have high productivityand improve productivity of agriculture and forestry. With the use ofthe technology and the tool, it is possible to improve photosynthesiscapability of plants using the efficient cultivation tool, to convert agreat deal of carbon dioxide gas into carbohydrates (food) using a greatdeal of plants, to improve production of food and biomass, and at thesame time, to reduce carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere in largeamounts, to increase global resources, and to normalize even socialenvironment.

6CO₂+12H₂O+688 kcal→C₆H₁₂O₆+6H₂O+6O₂

This is a reaction formula of photosynthesis. Plant absorbs 264 g ofcarbon dioxide gas and 688 kcal, and produces 180 g of glucose(carbohydrates). Applying this to production of sweet potatoes, to cropapproximately 7 kg of raw sweet potato, and to get “food” brings aboutreduction of approximately 10 kg (4500 liters) of CO₂ in the atmosphere,and furthermore, removes reflection of 700 kcal of solar heat into theair, thus killing three birds with one stone.

With the use of the fixing device C according to the third embodiment,it is possible to crop approximately 8 kg of sweet potatoes usingapproximately 50 cm³ of cultivation equipment in approximately 70-daycultivation period. Furthermore, if the fixing device C is arranged witha compost box using the same box body, it is possible to form agreenhouse by using generated carbon dioxide gas and in-house-generatedheat. In addition, since it is a mode in which cultivation management ispossible in an industrialized method with man-power saving in packageunit, triple cropping also becomes possible. Therefore, it is possibleto get far higher productivity than conventional agricultural method.Cropped starch is fabricated into not only various kinds of fabricatedfoods but also medical products and industrial materials. Gasificationwith carbon and water makes fuel gas of high concentration and makesmaterials of various uses.

The biomass cultivated by the fixing device C is not limited to sweetpotatoes. Cultivation of any kinds of plants is possible, and thebiomass enhances the life force and improves the productivity ofconventional agricultural method which is restricted by conventionalnatural conditions and working conditions. Anyone, in anywhere, canenjoy stable and far higher food production. Since it requires lightwork, it is possible for the old and the young to participate in theproduction, thus enabling to widely prevail at home. Due to this, widespread of home garden significantly greens urban environment andresolves heat island phenomenon. Activation of photosynthesis power ofplants makes carbon circulation in the natural environment dynamic andblocks the warming.

Fourth Embodiment

Next, a fourth embodiment of a device for fixing biomass-based solarheat and carbon dioxide gas is explained with reference to FIGS. 8 to10. FIG. 8 is an oblique perspective view showing an appearance of afixing device D according to the fourth embodiment, FIG. 9 is anexploded explanatory view showing a constitution of the fixing device D,and FIG. 10 is an explanatory view on a cross-sectional view of thefixing device D.

As also shown in FIG. 8, the fixing device D according to the fourthembodiment, in an approximately similar way as the above-mentionedfixing device A and fixing device B, is constituted of a box part 40 anda water reservoir tray 4, and plants sweet potatoes 46 in a soil 41 heldinside.

To be more specific, the fixing device D is configured to arrange awater purification equipment 42 as an air and water flow-through unitincluding an aeration passage 6 in the water reservoir tray 4 having ashape of circular cylinder with a bottom, and to arrange the box part 40in such a way that the box parts 40 surround the water purificationequipment 42. Further, the box parts 40 are configured to be arranged ina way that two vertically adjacent box parts 40 a, 40 b are stacked up.

Further, the box part 40 is configured to adjust a position so that 4supporting post pipes mounted on a upper box part 40 a, 3 a, 3 a, 3 a, 3a and 4 supporting post pipes mounted on a lower box part 40 b, 3 b, 3b, 3 b, 3 b are communicated with each other, to insert connecting rods43 into the supporting post pipe 3 a and 3 b respectively, and to fixupper and lower box parts 40 a, 40 b.

The upper box part 40 a and the lower box part 40 b have a similarconstitution and include an external wall material 1, a reinforcedlatticework 2, and above-mentioned supporting post pipe 3 a or 3 b.

On the external wall material 1, as also shown in FIG. 10A, air pores 44are bored and the air pores 44 send air as much as possible to plantedroots of plants and nurture the growth of the plants. This external wallmaterial 1 is formed of a matt made of flexible foamable resin having athickness of around 1 cm, which is rounded in a cylindrical shape.However the external wall material 1 is not limited to such aconstitution, a cylindrical body made of foamable resin which ispreliminarily formed in a cylindrical shape may be used.

Further, the reinforcing latticework 2 is configured, in a similar wayas the fixing device B, to arrange flexible lattice-like sheets formedof synthetic resin or the like along the external wall material 1.

Further, the supporting post pipes 3 a, 3 b are pipes having an outsidediameter of about 1.7 cm, an inside diameter of about 1.3 cm, and alength of about 50 cm. In the fourth embodiment, vinyl chloride pipesare used.

Further, the air pore 44 is configured to arrange a net 11 forpreventing soil held in the box part 40 from leaking from the air pore44.

Further, the lower box part 40 b, in a similar way as the upper box part40 a, is configured to arrange similar holes as the air pore 44 on theexternal wall material 1 and the hole functions as a flow-throughopening 10 for flowing water retained in the water reservoir tray 4 andair.

A water purification equipment 42, as shown in FIG. 9, has a role of,when water retained in the water reservoir tray 4 is absorbed into thesoil held in the box part 40, purifying water while flowing water andair, and ionizing components of a soil 41 dissolved in retained water51, and is constituted of a porous body holder 50 as an air and waterflow-through unit and an aeration passage 6 having a cylindrical shapewhich is inserted into the porous body holder 50 and functions as an airintake unit. Here, in FIG. 9, the aeration passage 6 is drawn short forconvenience of explanation, but actually, the aeration passage 6 isconfigured to have a length to an extent that when water reservoir tray4, the water purification equipment 42, and the box part 40 areassembled, the tip end of the aeration passage 6 sticks out from theupper opening of the box part 40.

The porous body holder 50 includes a first holding part 45 whichincludes a plurality of communicated pores formed on its wall surfaceand in the bottom so that water can flow through the pore, and a secondholding part 47 in which above-mentioned aeration passage 6 is mounted,and in a more upper part of the second holding part 47, a soil leakageprevention net 48 which has a diameter of approximately the same as theinside diameter of the box part 40 and is made of mesh fabric in acircular cylindrical shape on a plan view, and a root prevention sheet18 are arranged.

The first holding part 45 holds a porous body (for example, active coal,bamboo coal, bincho coal, pumice and the like), and is configured tocause the porous body to remove foreign substances contained in thewater and to purify water which is supplied from the water reservoirtray 4 to the soil 41. Further, the first holding part is configured tocause the porous body to ionize the components of the soil 41 dissolvedin the retained water 51 and to activate water supplied to the soil 41.

The second holding part 47 holds a lump of microorganism containingpumice and soil bacteria, and is configured to cause the water purifiedin the first holding part to contact to the air from the aerationpassage 6, pumice, and soil bacteria and to enable to supply the watercontaining a lot of minerals and useful bacteria to planted plants.Further, the second holding part 47 holds water absorptive polymer, andhas a role of releasing water slowly when the soil 41 is short of water.Particularly, since, in the inside of the second holding part 47, soilflora resides on the surface of the water absorptive polymer, the secondholding part 47 is configured to maintain a constant balance ofmicroorganism in the soil 41, regardless of kinds of biomass planted inthe fixing device D.

Further, the soil leakage prevention net 48 is to prevent soil held inthe box part 40 from falling down to the water reservoir tray 4.Further, the root prevention sheet 18 is to prevent the root part of theplanted biomass from tangling with the porous body holder 50.

According to the fixing device D, as shown in FIG. 10B, it is possibleto suck up retained water 51 retained in the water reservoir tray 4 bycapillary action, to remove foreign substances in the holding part 45,and next, to add useful bacteria and minerals in the second holding part47 and to supply the water to the soil 41. Here, the soil 41 may bematerial which has properties of passing air, passing water, retainingwater, and retaining compost, and is suited for the living of soilbacteria, may not necessarily be natural soil, and hence, for example,comparatively light-weight artificial soil may be used.

Further, the porous body holder 50, as shown in FIG. 11, and FIG. 12,may be configured so that the water reservoir tray 4 and the porous bodyholder 50 are approximately integrated.

To be more specific, as shown in FIG. 11, it is possible to beconfigured to stack up a water supply body 24, a porous holding part 25,and the root prevention sheet 18 on top of an aeration mounting part 23having a shape of circular cone with a head on the tip which is formedin the center portion of the water reservoir tray 4. Here, in FIG. 11, asymbol 27 is a caster fixed in the four corners of the rear part of thewater reservoir tray 4 to facilitate the transfer of the fixing deviceD. The caster 27 may be removed from the water reservoir tray 4 asneeded.

Here, in the aeration mounting part 23, an aeration plane part 29 on theupper face part of which, a plurality of air pores are bored, is formedand the aeration mounting part 23, as shown in FIG. 12, is configured toenable the air to flow from the bottom of the water reservoir tray 4toward the water supply body 24 arranged on the aeration mounting part23, as blank arrow 33 shows.

Further, the water supply body 24 is formed in an approximate shape ofdisk in appearance which includes a circular cone with head-on-tipconcave part 28 with such a shape that which engages withabove-mentioned aeration mounting part 23 in the rear part. And thewater supply body is formed of sponge material which can pass retainedwater retained in the water reservoir tray 4 through the flow-throughopening 10 and can hold water. Further, a portion of the water supplybody 24 which contacts to the aeration plane part 29 is formed with thethickness of the sponge material being rather thin and is configured sothat air which passes through the aeration plane part 29 can pass towardthe porous body holding part 25. Here, an arrow symbol 34 shown in FIG.12 shows the flow of the retained water 51 which flows through theflow-through opening 10 and the air.

The porous body holding part 25 assumes a similar function as theabove-mentioned first holding part 45 and second holding part 47 andsurrounds a mixture of porous body (for example, active coal, bamboocoal, bincho coal pumice and the like), soil bacteria, and waterabsorptive polymer with the soil leakage prevention net 48 and is formedin an approximately disk shape in appearance.

This porous body holding part 25, by the air and the retained water 51sent through the water supply body 24 being introduced inside throughthe soil leakage prevention net 48 and contacting porous body, causesthe contacted air and the retained water 51 to include ions.

Further, a portion of the retained water 51 is supported by waterabsorptive polymer held in the porous body holding part 25 and keepsmoisture inside of the porous body holding part 25.

And, the air and the retained water 51 which take in ions in the porousbody holding part 25 diffuse into the cultivating soil 8 through theroot prevention sheet 18, supply a large amount of ions to thecultivating soil 8, and accelerate growth of the planted biomass.

In FIG. 11, to mount a box part 40 having a circular shape on across-sectional view, the aeration mounting part 23, the water supplybody 24, the porous body holding part 25, the root prevention sheet 18are formed in a circular shape on a plan view, however, it is needlessto say that they may be changeable depending on the shape on across-sectional view of the box part 40.

Next, a growth test of biomass in the fixing device D according to theembodiment is explained.

In the test, comparison of degree of growth between biomass planted inthe fixing device D and biomass planted in a commercially availableplanter was performed. In the test, sweet potatoes (naruto kintoki) areselected as biomass planted as a body under test, and comparison wasperformed by calculating total areas of the leaves grown in 50 days.

Further, amounts of the cultivating soil 8 held in the fixing device Dand in the commercially available planter were both 35 L. Two stockseach was selected at random out of many seedlings and was planted. Here,the four planted seedlings were confirmed to have no difference in thedegree of growth.

As a result, the number of leaves of the two potatoes cultivated in thecommercially available planter was 95, and the total area was 0.3 m². Onthe other hand, the number of leaves of two potatoes cultivated in thefixing device D was 164 and the total area was 1.29 m².

From the result, according to the fixing device A to D relating to thepresent embodiment, it is found out that since ionized colloidal culturesolution can be stably supplied, it is possible to nurture effectivelythe growth of the biomass planted in the soil 41, as compared withcommercially available planter. Further, since the number of leaves andarea is larger, it is possible to efficiently fix carbon dioxide gaswhile actively performing photosynthesis.

As mentioned above, according to the fixing device A to D relating tothe present embodiment illustrated in the first to fourth embodiment, itis possible to efficiently fix biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas, even when the fixing device A to D is installed in any oneof mountain forest, desert, sea coast, rocky place, farm field,artificial square, veranda, and roof top.

Further, the fixing device A to D relating to the present embodiment canbe used as a garbage processing fermenter which produces compost andfertilizer by burying garbage and the like in the cultivating soil 8. Atthis time, the cultivating soil 8 may be or may not be vegetated withbiomass

Particularly, when the cultivating soil 8 is vegetated with biomass, byarranging a plurality of fixing devices A to D in a closed space such asa plastic greenhouse, it is possible to form a greenhouse byfermentation heat and carbon dioxide gas generated from the buriedgarbage, thus further nurturing biomass growing. Further, carbon dioxidegas generated at this time is consumed as fertilizer necessary for thephotosynthesis of plants.

[House Equipped with Fixing Device]

Next, a house equipped with above-mentioned device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas is explained. FIG. 13 isa front view of a house E equipped with the fixing device, and FIG. 14and FIG. 15 are plan views showing a structure of each floor of thehouse.

Though, the above-mentioned fixing device A to D is by itself, a devicewhich cultivates and produces biomass (plant matter) by absorbing andfixing carbon dioxide gas, it is possible, by building the device intothe house as a part of the constitution of the house and making thehouse a system provided together with a series of electricity generationmechanism described later in detail which has been preliminarilyinstalled in the house, to absorb carbon dioxide gas generated from theelectricity generation mechanism, convert solar energy into biomassenergy, contain the carbon dioxide gas in a circulation system of thehouse, and fix the carbon dioxide gas.

Further, since a house equipped with the fixing device relating to thepresent embodiment arranges various kinds of electricity generationmechanisms in different places of the house, it is possible to make mosteffective possible use of various kinds of physical energy such ashydraulic power, wind power, thermal power, solar power and the like andto generate electricity.

Further, since a house equipped with the fixing device relating to thepresent embodiment includes a conversion mechanism of theabove-mentioned physical energy into electrical energy, and like theabove-mentioned fixing device A to D, a conversion mechanism ofecological energy which arises from life force of plants, animals(including human), bacteria, and the like, it can be said that the houseorganically coordinates these two energy conversion mechanisms, andstocks and circulates the energy as daily available energy.

Hereinafter, the house E relating to the present embodiment is explainedspecifically. The house E, as shown in FIG. 13, has three stories aboveground and one below and as shown in FIG. 14 and FIG. 15, includes thedevices D for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas onthe second floor to the roof top and includes a bio auxiliary equipment60 necessary for operating the fixing device D on the roof top.

Hereinafter, facilities and the like on each floor are explained. Thefirst floor is a floor which includes facilities necessary for residentsto live, an entrance 66 for entering from the outside to the house E, aguest room 67, a living room 59, and a dining, a bath room, a toilet, astudy not shown in the drawing are included.

The second floor 62 is constituted of four rooms 62 a to 62 d such as abed room of the residents, a corridor 62 e, stairs 62 g for theresidents to move up and down stairs, and veranda 62 f.

Particularly, the second floor 62 is characterized by arranging aplurality of the fixing devices D in the veranda 62 f.

To be more specific, in the veranda 62 f which constitutes an areahaving a lot of sunshine, a plurality of the fixing devices D are formedon a large size water reservoir tray 4, thus enabling to fixbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas and to produce foodthereby.

Further, on the right and left side of the veranda 62 f, carbon dioxidesupply openings 68, 68 are arranged and the carbon dioxide supplyopening 68 enables to retain culture fluid supplied through a pipe notshown which is arranged in a wall and connected to a bio auxiliaryequipment 60 described later in the water reservoir tray 4.

Culture fluid retained in the water reservoir tray 4 supplies nutrientsas well as water to each fixing device D.

Further, a drain 9 is formed in the water reservoir tray 4 and isconfigured to drain away extra culture fluid retained in the waterreservoir tray 4 and to keep approximately constant liquid level. Inaddition, this culture fluid drained away from the drain 9 is recoveredfrom a surplus water recovering opening 110 and after being got rid offoreign matters and garbage, supplied again to the fixing device Darranged in another veranda.

The third floor 63 is constituted of working rooms 63 a, 63 b, stairs 63c and a veranda 63 d.

Particularly, the third floor 63 is characterized in that a plurality ofthe fixing devices D is arranged in the veranda 63 d in a similar way asthe veranda 62 f on the second floor 62 and capacitors 69, 69 areequipped in the working room 63 b. Since the fixing device D is similaras the fixing device D in the veranda 62 f on the second floor 62, anexplanation is omitted.

The capacitors 69, 69 are equipments for storing electric powergenerated in a bio auxiliary equipment 60 described later and are usedas electric power which the residents in the house E use, and asillumination power supply for various kinds of plants cultivated in abasement 65.

Further, in the working room 63 a, a roof top stairs 70 is installed forclimbing onto a rooftop floor 64, enabling to work on the rooftop 64.

The rooftop floor 64, as shown in FIG. 15B, is a working space formed asa deck roof and since the rooftop floor 64 is a sunshine area, aplurality of the fixing devices D are arranged thereon.

Further, the rooftop floor 64 is characterized in that the bio auxiliaryequipment 60 necessary for operating the fixing device D by supplyingnutrients to the fixing device D arranged on each floor.

The bio auxiliary equipment 60, as shown in FIG. 16, is constituted of abiomass concentrated incubator 71 which incubates microorganism (fungiand the like) that has photosynthesis capability, such as chlorella,while irradiating solar heat, and a bio generator 72 which generateselectricity with the use of microorganism incubated in the biomassconcentrated incubator through solar heat. Here, FIG. 16 is shownschematically to facilitate understanding of the bio auxiliary equipment60, a length and a size of each component is not necessarily accurate.

That is to say, the bio auxiliary equipment 60 is equipment whichinstantly gasifies biomass with concentrated solar heat energy or energyderived from solar heat, and depending on chemical reactions caused byhigh temperature difference, dielectric force of ionized gas fluid, highvapor pressure generated at the time and produced hydrogen, a pluralityof generator mechanisms based on respectively different principles areperformed in a series of systems. The bin auxiliary equipment 60equipped with the biomass concentrated incubator 71 which constantlysupplies biomass becomes a foundation which enables continuous operationof a circulation system in a house.

The biomass concentrated incubator 71 includes a biomass turbid solutionstorage tank 73 which is constituted of a member having a light-blockingproperty and causes living plant biomass in liquid mixed with plantbiomass and water to make the dark reaction of photosynthesis, and abiomass proliferation pipe 74 which is constituted of a pipe having atranslucent property and in the course of flowing the liquid stored inthe storage tank, causes living plant biomass contained in the liquid tomake the light reaction of photosynthesis and to proliferate.

In addition, at the top of the biomass proliferation pipe 74, a solarpanel 75 with an approximately arch shape on a cross-sectional view anda wind power generator 76 which is configured to generate electricity bycombining many pieces of blades and by revolving with the wind arearranged, and the biomass proliferation pipe 74 is configured to supplyelectric power necessary for operating the biomass concentratedincubator 71. Further, the surplus electric power generated here isstored in the capacitors 69, 69 arranged on the third floor 63 and inthe case of electric power shortage, electric power is supplied from thecapacitors 69, 69.

Further, the biomass concentrated incubator 71 includes a culture fluidsupplier 77 which supplies the biomass proliferation pipe 74 withculture fluids.

The culture fluid supplier 77 includes a culture fluid tank 77 a whichstores culture fluid, and a feed pump 77 b which feeds culture fluidstored in the culture fluid tank 77 a to the biomass proliferation pipe74, and is communicated and connected with the biomass proliferationpipe 74 through a culture fluid supply pipe 77 c.

The culture fluid supplied from the culture fluid supplier 77 to thebiomass proliferation pipe 74 is aqueous solution which is compoundedwith urine, calcium primary phosphate, magnesium sulfate, glucose andthe like, and appropriate quantity of vitamins and minerals, and isadjusted to have the pH of 6.0 to 7.7.

The biomass proliferation pipe 74 includes a biomass turbid solutionstorage tank 73 which functions as a tank storing biomass turbidsolution and a biomass proliferation pipe 78 which causes chlorella thatconstitutes biomass to proliferate.

The biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 is formed of a member havinga light-blocking property that can block external light, and isconfigured to cause the chlorella to make the dark reaction ofphotosynthesis by constantly retaining biomass turbid solution ofpredetermined amount in the inside.

On the other hand, the biomass proliferation pipe 78 is formed ofacrylic resin with a high translucent property, and is configured, inthe course that biomass turbid solution circulates the biomassproliferation pipe 78, to cause the chlorella to make the light reactionof photosynthesis.

In this manner, the biomass proliferation pipe 74 relating to thepresent embodiment is configured so that chlorella can efficientlyperform photosynthesis and proliferate, by forming the biomass turbidsolution storage tank with a member having a light-blocking property, aswell as by forming the biomass proliferation pipe 78 with a memberhaving a translucent property.

Further, the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 is communicated andconnected with a carbon dioxide supply pipe 79, and is configured tosupply carbon dioxide gas generated in the bio generator 72 through thecarbon dioxide gas supply pipe 79 from the bottom of the biomass turbidsolution storage tank 73 into biomass turbid solution.

It is possible not only to improve proliferation efficiency of chlorellain the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 by supplying carbondioxide gas to the biomass turbid storage tank 73 in this manner, butalso to suppress generation of greenhouse effect without draining agreat deal of carbon dioxide gas arisen in a electricity generationprocess.

Further, the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 is configured, byforming the bottom thereof in funnel shape, to increase concentration ofchlorella in biomass turbid solution in the vicinity of the bottom bycollecting chlorella which has matured and become deposited, in thecenter of the bottom formed in a funnel shape,

And, it is configured so that biomass turbid solution with highconcentration of chlorella is supplied through the biomass supply pipe80 to the bio generator 72.

Further, the biomass proliferation pipe 74 relating to the presentembodiment is configured to flow biomass turbid solution in the vicinityof the surface where comparatively immature chlorella is floating in thebiomass turbid solution storage tank 73, from the biomass turbidsolution storage tank 73 to the biomass proliferation pipe 78, toactivate chlorella by causing chlorella to efficiently make the lightreaction in the course of passing chlorella through the biomassproliferation pipe 78, thereafter, to efficiently combine chlorella withnutrient elements such as sugar, fatty acid, amino acid and the like andto mature chlorella by returning the chlorella to the biomass turbidsolution storage tank 73.

Particularly, the biomass proliferation pipe 78 is configured so that atube formed of acrylic resin with high translucency and flexibility isshaped to form a double helix structure erected from the bottom side ofthe biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 toward above.

To be more specific, the biomass proliferation pipe 78 includes anoutward passage 78 a of biomass turbid solution formed, in such a way asto draw a helix with a support post 81 erected vertically from thebottom of the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 in the center, bywinding the above-mentioned tube from a comparatively shallow positionof biomass turbid solution in the biomass turbid solution storage tank73 up to the upper end of the support post 81, and a return passage 78 bof biomass turbid solution formed, on the inside of the helix formingthe outward passage, by winding the tube from the upper end to the lowerend of the support post 81 with the support post 81 in the center insuch a way as to draw a helix.

And, the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 makes biomass turbidsolution inflow opening a starting point of the outward passage 78 a andbiomass turbid solution outflow opening an ending point of the returnpassage 78 b. Further, a delivery pump 78 c which delivers biomassturbid solution stored in the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 tothe biomass proliferation pipe 78 is arranged at an inflow opening ofbiomass turbid solution. Moreover, the delivery pump 78 c is configuredto be driven with the use of a portion of electric power generated froma solar panel 75 and a wind power generator 76.

In this manner, since the biomass proliferation pipe 78 has a doublehelix structure which forms the helix shaped return passage 78 b whichis communicated with the outward passage 78 a on the inside of the helixshaped outward passage 78 a of biomass turbid solution, immaturechlorella flowing in the outward passage 78 a is more receptive of lightthan chlorella flowing down in the return passage 78 b, thus enabling tocause immature chlorella to efficiently make the light reaction.

Further, the biomass proliferation pipe 78 is configured so that across-sectional area of passage way of the tube constituting the outwardpassage 78 a and a cross-sectional area of passage way of the tubeconstituting the return passage 78 b have approximately the samecross-sectional area. However, the tube constituting the outward passage78 a is configured to have an approximately flattened shape on across-sectional view so that capillary action works, while the tubeconstituting the return passage 78 b is configured to have a pipe shapewhere capillary action does not work.

Accordingly, in usual operation, it is possible to circulate biomassturbid solution from the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 to thebiomass proliferation pipe 78 and from the biomass proliferation pipe 78to the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 with almost no operationof the delivery pump 78 c, thus enabling to reduce energy necessary forthe culture of biomass as much as possible and to further improve theculture efficiency.

That is, in the present embodiment, since a gap between the upper faceand the lower face of the tube constituting the outward passage 78 a ofbiomass turbid solution in the biomass proliferation pipe 78 is formedquite small and yet, in a flattened shape, it is possible to suck upbiomass turbid solution from the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73to the biomass proliferation pipe 78 using capillary action of the tubeconstituting the outward passage 78 a. Further, since the pipe shape ofthe return passage 78 b in which biomass turbid solution turns to flowdown at the top is formed in a shape where capillary force does notwork, biomass turbid solution flows down by gravity. And yet, chlorellain biomass turbid solution which has entered the return passage 78 b,since it has become comparatively heavier by absorbing light energy,flows down through the return passage 78 b by its own gravity, and aforce by which the biomass turbid solution flows down works as suctionforce to suck up biomass turbid solution in the outward passage 78 a andhence, enabling to circulate biomass turbid solution with little force,and enabling to reduce electric power used for driving the delivery pump78 c to reduce as much as possible.

Further, as mentioned above, by forming a shape of the pipe of thereturn passage 78 b of biomass turbid solution in the biomassproliferation pipe 78 in a circular shape, as compared with the outwardpassage 78 a, the capillary force is opened and hence, it is alsopossible to flow through chlorella while inhibiting chlorella to getclogged in the tube. As shown in FIG. 17A, the outward passage 78 a isformed in a shape of flattened pipe where capillary force works, on theother hand, as shown in FIG. 17B, the return passage 78 b is formed in ashape of approximate circular pipe on a cross-sectional view. Here, alength L of flow-through space 35 of the outward passage 78 a on across-sectional view is 10 to 30 cm, and a width D (gap) is around 0.2to 0. 3 mm long, and an internal diameter of the flow-through space 36of the return passage 78 b is 5.1 mm to 10.7 mm long, andcross-sectional area of the flow-through space 35 of the outward passage78 a and cross-sectional area of the flow-through space 36 of the returnpassage 78 b is approximately the same area or the cross-sectional areaof the flow-through space 36 of the return passage 78 b is of slightlylarger area. Further, the flow-through space 36 of the return passage 78b is of pipe diameter which does not allow capillary force to arisedepending on the viscosity of biomass turbid solution.

In the biomass proliferation pipe 74 constituted in this manner,chlorella matured in the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 getdeposited downward by its own weight, and since chlorella floating inthe vicinity of inflow opening of biomass turbid solution iscomparatively immature and of quite small size, biomass turbid solutioncontaining the immature chlorella flows upward through a tube with fineflattened internal diameter constituting the outward passage 78 a bycapillary force without getting clogged in the tube.

After that, biomass turbid solution containing chlorella which hasproliferated during flowing through the outward passage 78 a flows downthrough the return passage 78 b. And as described above, since a pipeshape of the tube constituting the outward passage 78 a is formed in aflattened shape, the biomass turbid solution climbs up by capillaryforce and flows into a circular pipe with no capillary force at the topand flows down by gravity. And yet, since matured chlorella has becomeof heavier specific gravity, the biomass turbid solution containingmature chlorella again flows into the biomass turbid solution storagetank 73 without getting clogged in the tube.

In addition, in the present embodiment, the flow-through space 35 of theoutward passage 78 a is formed in an approximately rectangular shape ona cross-sectional view, but the embodiment is not limited to this shape.For example, as shown in FIG. 17C, in the inside of the outward passage78 a, a flow-through space 37 through which a space with a shape ofoblong diamond on a cross-sectional view is communicated in thehorizontal direction may be formed and the flow-through space 37 may beconfigured to increase quantity of flow while enabling capillary actionto arise.

Further, in a similar manner, as shown in FIG. 17D, a flow-through space38 with a zigzag shape on a cross-sectional view may be formed and theflow-through space 38 may be configured to increase quantity of flow,while enabling capillary action to arise

In the case of making up a constitution shown in FIG. 17C or FIG. 17D,the flow-through space 37 or the flow-through space 38 is desirable tohave the narrowest possible structure, and it is good to be configuredso that a gap between the opposing wall of the pipe is around 0.2 to 0.5mm long.

Biomass turbid solution cultured in this manner is supplied to the biogenerator 72 and used for generating electricity. That is to say, thebiomass concentrated incubator 71 can be said to function as bioenergyconversion mechanism to convert solar light energy or solar heat energyto bioenergy and also can be said to be a form of fixing device of solarheat and carbon dioxide gas.

Next, the bio generator 72 is specifically explained.

The bio generator 72 includes a reacting furnace 90 which instantlyheats up biomass turbid solution produced in the biomass concentratedincubator 71 to the temperature that causes the biomass turbid solutionto plasmatize, a thermal element generator part 91 which generateselectricity with a temperature difference between the high temperaturein the reacting furnace 90 and outside temperature of the reactingfurnace 90, an electromagnetic fluid generator part 92 which generateselectricity by electromagnetic induction with the use of plasma flow ofthe biomass turbid solution plasmatized by the reacting furnace 90, agas turbine generator part 93 which generates electricity by rotatingturbine with the use of gas flow plasmatized and of high pressure, a gasreforming preparative separation part 101 which adjusts a temperature ofthe gas flow after rotating the turbine, increases hydrogenconcentration in the gas, and preparatively separated hydrogen gas, anda fuel cell generator part 95 which generates electricity by reactinghydrogen preparatively separated in the gas reforming preparativeseparation part 101 and oxygen in the atmosphere and is configured togenerate electricity in multiple stages using biomass turbid solution.

That is to say, the bio generator 72 constitutes an energy conversionmechanism in which a plurality of electric power generation units thatgenerate electricity with the use of high temperature difference,ionized gas flow, high vapor pressure, which are generated by anevaporating unit which instantly evaporates biomass turbid solution byheating, and generated hydrogen, based on respectively differentprinciples, work in a series of systems.

Further, in the midway portion of the biomass supply pipe 80 whichsupplies biomass turbid solution from the biomass concentrated incubator71 to the reacting furnace 90, a reaction components adjuster 96 whichmixes the biomass turbid solution that flows through the biomass supplypipe 80 with extra biomass preliminarily stocked, biomass of other kindof living matter, fossil fuels such as crude oil, coal and the like(hereinafter, collectively referred to as “auxiliary fuel”) is provided.

The reaction components adjuster 96 is configured to mix the biomassturbid solution which flows though the biomass supply pipe 80 withpowdered or liquefied auxiliary fuel (for example, liquefied coal orpowdered coal) and includes an adjusting valve 96 a which adjusts aquantity of auxiliary fuel to be mixed with biomass turbid solution.

The adjusting valve 96 a is a valve for adjusting elemental composition(for example, content ratio of hydrogen atom, oxygen atom, and carbonatom which constitute biomass turbid solution) by adjusting a quantityof auxiliary fuel and is also a valve for supplying hydrogen atom sourcefor producing hydrogen gas in the gas reforming preparative separationpart 101 and other elements necessary for gas production reaction, whileadjusting them.

Further, when it lacks sunlight due to rainy or cloudy weather, growthand proliferation of biomass in biomass turbid solution is notsufficient, and accordingly, it can be considered that a quantity ofelectricity generation in the bio generator 72 decreases. However, evenin this case, it is possible to secure calorie required for combustionof biomass turbid solution by adding auxiliary fuel into biomass turbidsolution while adjusting the adjusting valve 96 a appropriately, thusenabling to realize stable generation of electricity.

In addition, although the present embodiment is configured so that thereaction components adjuster 96 mixes biomass turbid solution withfossil fuel, the embodiment may be configured, for example, so that thereaction components adjuster 96 is given a function of compostproduction machine which disposes of garbage and the reaction componentsadjuster 90 mixes biomass turbid solution with organic-matter-containingfluid or solid residue produced here by fermentation. Further, thereaction components adjuster 90 may be configured to grind downdiscarded garbage and make it paste-like and to mix biomass turbidsolution with it in a state in which reaction area is expanded.

Further, at an end portion on the side of the reacting furnace 90 of thebiomass supply pipe 80, an injection pump 97 which makes biomass turbidsolution supplied from the biomass concentrated incubator 71 misty andinjects this misty biomass turbid solution toward the reacting furnaceis provided.

In the reacting furnace 90, a heated body 98 which increases temperaturein the reacting furnace 90 up to 1000 to 3000 degrees centigrade isarranged in a state that the heated body is exposed to the outside ofthe reacting furnace 90. The heated body 98 functions as a heatexchanger which generates heat by concentrated solar light.

To be more specific, in the lower portion of the reacting furnace 90, aconcave light-collecting body 99 which collects solar light isangle-adjustably arranged and the light collecting body 99 is configuredto enable to heat the heated body 98 up to 1000 to 3000 degreescentigrade by turning the angle of the concave light-collecting body 99to the sun and setting the focal position to the heated body 98.

In the reacting furnace 90, a large number of thermocouples 100 with oneend facing inside of the reacting furnace 90 and the other end facingoutside of the reacting furnace 90 are arranged, and constitute athermal element generator part 91. Electric power produced by Seebeckgeneration of electricity in the thermal element generator part 91 isstored in the capacitors 69, 69 arranged in the working room 63 b on thethird floor 63 through cables not shown.

Further, in the reacting furnace 90, biomass turbid solution is sprayedon the heated body 98 with high temperature. And then, this biomassturbid solution is instantly plasmatized by thermal dissociation andarrives at the electromagnetic fluid generator part 92 in upward flow.

The electromagnetic fluid generator part 92 is constituted by arrangingmagnets 103 around a plasma flow pipe line 102 with a cylindrical shapehaving a resistance property as well as arranging a pair of positive andnegative electrodes 83 a, 83 b in a magnetic field of the magnet 103,and is configured, when plasma flow in an ionized state rises throughthe plasma flow pipe line 102 and passes in the magnetic field of themagnet 103, to cause electromotive force between the electrodes and togenerate electricity. This electric power produced in theelectromagnetic fluid generator part 92 is also stored in the capacitors69, 69 arranged in the working room 63 b on the third floor 63 throughcables not shown.

In this manner, the plasma flow supplied to the electromagnetic fluidgenerator part 92 arrives at the gas turbine generator part 93 in astate that high temperature and pressure are maintained.

The gas turbine generator part 93 includes a screw type turbine 104 bwhich rotates by gas flow sent to the inside through an air intake pipe104 a, a primary coil 104 c which rotates together with this turbine 104b and to which predetermined voltage is applied, and a secondary coil104 d which converts the change in magnetic field arisen from therotation of the primary coil 104 c to electric current. In addition, theprimary coil 104 c of the gas turbine generator part 93 functions as amagnet by being applied with predetermined voltage and the gas turbinegenerator part 93 is configured so that with regard to this voltageapplied to the primary coil 104 c, a portion of electric power generatedby each generator part is used.

And, the generator part 93 is configured so that this electric powergenerated by the gas turbine generator part 93 is also stored in thecapacitors 69, 69 arranged in the working room 63 b on the third floor63 through cables not shown and can be used as electric power forliving.

Further, this gas turbine generator part 93 is communicated andconnected with the gas reforming preparative separation part 101 and thegas flow which causes the turbine 104 b to rotate is drained and senttoward the gas reforming preparative separation part 101.

The gas reforming preparative separation part 101 includes a carbondioxide gas removal part 101 b which removes carbon dioxide gas from thegas flow after causing the turbine to turn, a heat exchanger 101 a whichperforms gas reforming by controlling the temperature of the gas flowremoved with carbon dioxide gas to become 300 to 500 degrees centigradesuited for production of hydrogen, and a hydrogen gas preparativeseparation part 101 c which preparatively separates secondary carbondioxide gas and hydrogen contained in the reformed gas.

In the gas flow supplied from the gas turbine generator part 93 to thegas reforming preparative separation part 101, mainly, carbon dioxidegas, hydrogen gas, carbon monoxide gas, methane gas, and water vaporarisen from the water in biomass turbid solution are contained andfirstly, in the carbon removal part 101 b, separation of carbon dioxidegas is performed. In this carbon dioxide gas removal part 101 b, apartition (not shown in the drawing) formed of material withpermeability of only carbon dioxide gas is arranged and the carbondioxide gas removal part is configured to separate supplied gas intocarbon dioxide gas and other residue gas and to enable to take outcarbon dioxide gas.

The carbon dioxide gas preparatively separated in the carbon dioxide gasremoval part 101 b is sent to a carbon dioxide gas supply pipe 79 andsupplied to the biomass concentration incubator 71, carbon dioxide gassupply openings 68, 68.

On the other hand, the hydrogen gas, carbon monoxide gas, and methanegas which are to remain in the carbon dioxide gas removal part 101 barrive at the heat exchanger 101 a.

The heat exchanger 101 a is configured to perform dissociation andassociation of components of the residue gas by adjusting temperature ofthe gas flow at 300 to 500 degrees centigrade and to produce hydrogengas. To be more specific, the heat exchanger 101 a includes a heaterwhich heats gas flow by utilizing a portion of electric power generatedby the other each generator part and a cooler (not shown in the drawing)which cools gas flow by passing water supplied from the outside and isconfigured to make the temperature of the gas flow adjustable. Further,on the surface of the heat exchanger 101 a to which gas flow contacts,platinum which catalyzes reaction described later is provided thusreacting methane gas, carbon monoxide gas, and water to produce hydrogenand carbon dioxide. That is, the heat exchanger 101 a also functions asa catalyst mechanism which together with platinum causing catalystaction, adjusts temperature of the gas flow and accelerates reaction.

The reaction in here is performed in accordance with the followingchemical reaction formula.

44CO+44H₂O→44CO₂+44H₂  (1)

30CH₄+30H₂O→30CO+17H₂  (2)

30CO+30H₂O→30CO₂+30H₂  (3)

That is, as shown in (1), the carbon monoxide contained in the residuegas in the carbon dioxide gas removal part 101 b reacts with water inthe heat exchanger 101 a and carbon dioxide gas and hydrogen gas areproduced. By this reaction, hydrogen concentration in the gas flow isincreased.

Further, as shown in (2), the methane gas contained in the residue gasin the carbon dioxide gas removal part 101 b reacts with water in theheat exchanger 101 a and carbon monoxide and hydrogen are produced. Bythis reaction too, hydrogen concentration in the gas flow is increased.

Still further, as shown in (3), carbon monoxide produced in (2) alsoreacts with water in the heat exchanger 101 a and carbon dioxide gas andhydrogen gas are produced and hydrogen concentration in the gas flow isincreased.

In this manner, the heat exchanger 101 a converts most of the carbonmonoxide and methane gas contained in the residue gas in the carbondioxide gas removal part 101 b to carbon dioxide gas and hydrogen gasand increases hydrogen concentration in the gas flow and a concentrationof carbon dioxide gas is also increased. In addition, although in thepresent embodiment, material as catalyst in the heat exchanger 101 a ismade of platinum, the material may be made of rhenium. Further, in FIG.16, the gas reforming preparative separation part 101 is drawnschematically and actually, the gas reforming preparative separationpart 101 is configured to have a shape (size and length) enough to givesufficient time for carbon monoxide and methane gas to react.

The gas flow reformed in the heat exchanger 101 a, next, arrives at thehydrogen gas preparative separation part 101 c.

In the hydrogen gas preparative separation part 101 c, preparativeseparation film which preparatively separates only hydrogen gas frommixed gas with hydrogen gas and carbon dioxide gas produced in the heatexchanger 101 a.

The hydrogen gas preparatively separated here arrives at the fuel cellgenerator part 95, and the carbon dioxide gas is sent to the carbondioxide gas supply pipe 79.

To be more specific, the hydrogen gas preparative separation part 101 cis communicated and connected with the fuel cell generator part 95through hydrogen gas supply pipe 104 and is communicated and connectedwith biomass concentrated incubator 71 through carbon dioxide gas supplypipe 79.

The carbon dioxide gas sent to biomass concentrated incubator 71 by thecarbon dioxide gas supply pipe 79 is dissipated from under part of thebiomass turbid solution storage tank 79 and becomes carbon dioxide gasnecessary for photosynthesis of biomass.

Further, in the midway part of the carbon dioxide gas supply pipe 79, abranch pipe 106 is arranged and is configured to supply a portion of thecarbon dioxide gas to the fixing device D through the carbon dioxide gassupply opening 68 arranged in the second floor 62, the third floor 63,and the rooftop floor 64, enabling to fix carbon dioxide gas and also tonurture cultivation of crop plants. In this case, as a method forsupplying carbon dioxide gas to the fixing device D, it may be good toconstitute so that each fixing device D is held in a plastic greenhouseto dissipate carbon dioxide gas emitted from the carbon dioxide gassupply opening 68 to the plastic greenhouse, and further, it may also begood to constitute so that in the midway part to the carbon dioxide gassupply opening 68 of the branch pipe 106, an aeration tank (not shown inthe drawing) which dissolves carbon dioxide gas in water is provided andthe solution dissolved with carbon dioxide gas is supplied to eachfixing device D.

The fuel cell generator part 95 includes a fuel cell 95 a whichgenerates electricity by electrochemically burning hydrogen gas suppliedfrom the gas reforming preparative separation part 101 through thehydrogen supply pipe 104 and oxygen in the atmosphere.

And, the fuel cell generator part 95 is configured so that this electricpower generated by the fuel cell generator part 95 is also stored in thecapacitors 69, 69 arranged in the working room 63 b on the third floor63 through cables not shown and can be used as electric power forliving.

This fuel cell 95 a includes a first electrode 95 b which constitutes ahydrogen electrode, a second electrode 95 e which constitutes an oxygenelectrode, and an electrolysis tank 95 d loaded with electrolysissolution which submerges the first electrode 95 b and the secondelectrode 95 c, and the hydrogen gas supply pipe 104 is connected to thevicinity of the first electrode 95 b of the electrolysis tank and theoxygen supply pipe 105 for supplying oxygen is connected to the vicinityof the second electrode 95 c in the electrolysis tank.

Further, the oxygen supply pipe 105 includes a squeeze pump 105 a forsupplying ambient air to the electrolysis tank 95 d. Further, thesqueeze pump 105 a includes an adjusting valve which enables to adjustquantity of oxygen supplied to the electrolysis tank 95 d.

Further, the fuel cell generator part 95 includes a water heater 95 ewhich converts cool water to hot water by using heat generated when thefuel cell 95 a generates electricity and is configured to utilize hotwater in a bathroom and a kitchen, the biomass concentrated incubator 71and the like by supplying hot water from the water heater 95 e through ahot water supply pipe 95 f. Here, a symbol 95 g in the drawing is anadjusting valve which adjusts an amount of tap water supplied to thewater heater 95 e.

In this manner, the bio generator 72 is configured to efficientlygenerate electricity in multiple stages with the use of the thermalelement generator part 91, electromagnetic fluid generator part 92, gasturbine generator part 93, and the fuel cell generator part 95 and toconstitute cogeneration.

A house relating to the present embodiment having above-mentionedconstitution includes a device for fixing solar heat and carbon dioxidegas based on containerized-culture-like biomass, which is compactlymanageable and highly efficiently fixes carbon dioxide gas and provideshigh productivity, and further, becomes the fixing device of solar heatand carbon dioxide gas as a whole while performing home generation ofelectricity and enables to become a house in which energy circulationsystem is constructed.

Further, the present invention can also be said to provide a biomass(plant matter) fixing device which is compact container-box-likecultivation equipment and yet which has, at the bottom, an ion exchangefunction that enables plants to get vital energy and to luxuriantlyperform photosynthesis, and which anyone can easily cultivate inanywhere, and which has good points of both hydroponic culture and soilculture, and yet to provide a house which is manageable with anindustrial method and has agricultural technology of high productivity.

According to the present invention, there is provided a house which hasa function of producing and circulating a great deal of food and biomassin all residential areas including urban space. With the use of thishouse, it is possible to incorporate people's life into a naturalcirculation cycle, to absorb and fix a great deal of solar heat andcarbon dioxide gas, and to prevent global warming.

That is, a device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxidegas in a house having a function of circulating solar energy accordingto the present invention is configured so that at a base portion of abox having heat insulation property, an ion exchange body having aproperty of passing air and water and high ion exchange function isburied and on top of the ion exchange body, cultivation soil is held.

On the periphery of this box, a plurality of openings which continueinto the box and aeration passage having microscopic pores are arrangedand ion exchange is performed actively. A great variety of and greatdeal of lives such as, bacteria (soil bacteria), protozoan algae,animals and plants, plankton, earthworms, and small fishes and the likelive in that ionic environment.

Excretory substances and body fluids secreted by those living matterdissolve in water, mix with ionized soil fine substance and air, andconstitute physiological colloidal solution. Ionized colloidal solutionwhere living organisms mediate constitutes autonomous biosphere whichautonomously performs ion (pH) adjustment by coaction.

The variety of ionic environment not only nurture the growth of cropplants but also stabilize life activities of all the surroundings(including human), correct rhythm of oxidation and reduction, and bringsabout bio therapy effect necessary for activity, stability, rest, andresuscitation of mind and body.

When plant body gets miniaturized, gets turbid with water, and getsgasified in a high temperature furnace of solar heat, the plant bodybecomes hydrogen, methane, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide gas. Andall the plant body becomes hydrogen and carbon dioxide gas by furthercausing secondary reaction.

At this time, there arises high temperature difference of about 1000 to3000 degrees centigrade between the inside and the outside of thereacting furnace. Providing a thermal couple circuit in this temperaturegradient causes high voltage. All the gas fluids at this time havebecome ionized high speed fluids and cause to flow strong electriccurrent between the electrodes arranged in a magnetic field. Further,this gas body has high pressure, turns turbine, and generateselectricity.

Carbon dioxide gas and hydrogen gas can be separated using a filter dueto its large difference in mass. The separated carbon dioxide gas issent again to plants and is reproduced into biomass. The hydrogenbecomes electric power and water with a fuel cell.

This four generation of electric power based on different principles isperformed continuously in a series of systems and acquiresnonconventional high power generation efficiency without causes ofenvironmental pollution.

Above mentioned production activities are performed by labors of manypeople who get enjoyment and vitality from plant cultivation equipmentaccording to the present invention. Production of a great deal of foodand biomass with full participation of people increases biomass-basedglobal resources.

At the same time, a great deal of plants produced increasingly absorbsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere in large quantity,prevent warming, and normalize even global environment. Therefore, viaplanting life of people, this house per se, constitutes a function bodywhich converts and fixes biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gasand circulates solar energy.

Lastly, explanation of each embodiment described above is one example ofthe present invention and the present invention is not limited toabove-mentioned embodiments. Accordingly, it is needless to say thatvarious modifications are possible depending on design and the like evenin other cases than embodiments described above, without departing fromthe scope of technical ideas relating to the present invention.

For example, the biomass concentrated incubator 71 explained withreference to FIG. 16, is configured to provide the delivery pump 78 c atthe starting portion of the outward passage 78 a and to supply biomassturbid solution in the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73 to theoutward passage 78 a, however, the present invention is not limited tothis constitution. For example, the biomass concentrated incubator 71may be configured to provide a discharge pump at the ending portion ofthe return passage 78 b and to discharge biomass turbid solution in thereturn passage 78 b toward the biomass turbid solution storage tank 73.Due to such a constitution, it is possible to assist circulation ofbiomass turbid solution arisen from capillary actin in the outwardpassage 78 a.

EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS

-   -   1 external wall material    -   2 reinforcing latticework    -   3 support post pipe    -   4 water reservoir tray    -   5 fixing frame    -   6 aeration passage    -   8 cultivating soil    -   9 drain    -   12 aeration cup    -   20 box part    -   30 box part    -   31 external wall material    -   32 air pore    -   40 box part    -   42 water purification equipment    -   43 connecting rod    -   44 air pore    -   45 first holding part    -   47 second holding part    -   50 porous body holder    -   60 bio auxiliary equipment    -   63 d veranda    -   64 roof top floor    -   71 biomass concentrated incubator    -   72 bio generator    -   73 biomass turbid solution storage tank    -   74 biomass proliferation pipe    -   77 culture fluid supplier    -   77 a culture fluid tank    -   77 b delivery pump    -   77 c culture fluid supply pipe    -   78 biomass proliferation pipe    -   78 a outward passage    -   78 b return passage    -   78 c delivery pump    -   79 carbon dioxide gas supply pipe    -   80 biomass supply pipe    -   90 reacting furnace    -   91 thermal element generator part    -   92 electromagnetic fluid generator part    -   95 fuel cell generator part    -   96 reaction components adjuster    -   101 gas reforming preparative separation part    -   A fixing device    -   B fixing device    -   C fixing device    -   D fixing device    -   E house

1. A device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gascomprising: an air intake unit which is configured to take air into abox; a mesh-like air and water flow-through unit laid in the bottom ofthe box which is configured to be open to the atmosphere; a waterreservoir tray on which the box is mounted; and cultivating soil whichis held inside the box wherein, the air and water flow-through unit isformed by holding a porous body inside a mesh-like container throughwhich air and water can pass, and the porous body is arranged in a statethat the porous body sticks out from a surface of water which isretained in the water reservoir tray, ionizes water contacting theporous body, and increases ion concentration in the air in the vicinityof a water surface and ion concentration in the cultivating soil throughthis water.
 2. The device for fixing biomass-based solar heat and carbondioxide gas according to claim 1 wherein, the air intake unit is formedof a mesh cylindrical body which is buried in the cultivating soil andupper part of which is exposed to the atmosphere.
 3. The device forfixing biomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas according toclaim 2 wherein, the air intake unit includes air pores formed on a sidewall of the box.
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 6. The device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas according to claim 3wherein, the water reservoir tray includes a water level adjustment unitwhich is configured to adjust a level of the water retained inside thewater reservoir tray.
 7. A house equipped with the device for fixingbiomass-based solar heat and carbon dioxide gas according to any one ofclaims 1 to 3 and 6 wherein, the device for fixing biomass-based solarheat and carbon dioxide gas is arranged in an area that gets a lot ofsunshine.
 8. The house according to claim 7 comprising: a bio auxiliaryequipment necessary for operating the device for fixing biomass-basedsolar heat and carbon dioxide gas.
 9. The house according to claim 8wherein, the bio auxiliary equipment is constituted of a biomassconcentrated incubator and a bio generator which generates electricityby using microorganism incubated in the biomass concentrated incubatorthrough solar heat.
 10. The house according to claim 9 wherein, thebiomass concentrated incubator includes; a storage tank which is formedof a member having a light-blocking property and is configured to causeliving plant biomass in liquid mixed with plant biomass and water tomake the dark reaction of photosynthesis; and a biomass proliferationpipe which is formed of a pipe having a translucent property and isconfigured, in the course of flowing the liquid retained in the storagetank, to cause the living plant biomass contained in the liquid to makethe light reaction of photosynthesis and to proliferate, and the biomassproliferation pipe includes: an outward passage which is configured tosoak up the liquid retained in the storage tank by capillary action; anda return passage which is communicated and connected with the outwardpassage and has a shape where a capillary force does not work withrespect to the outward passage, and is configured to flow down theliquid, specific gravity of which becomes heavy due to photosynthesis inthe course of soaking up in the outward passage, into the storage tank.11. The house according to claim 10 wherein, the bio generator includes:an evaporation unit which is configured to heat and instantly evaporatethe mixed liquid of plant biomass obtained from the biomass concentratedincubator and water and to make the mixed liquid into an ionized plasmastate; a temperature difference power generation unit which isconfigured to generate electricity by temperature difference between thetemperature of the evaporation unit and the temperature in theatmosphere; an electromagnetic fluid power generation unit which isconfigured to generate electric power between the electrodes by passingthe plasma between a pair of electrodes arranged in a magnetic field; aturbine generator unit which is configured to rotate a turbine with theuse of pressure of gas flow of the plasma and to generate electricity; agas reforming unit which is configured to adjust temperature of the gasflow and to increase concentration of hydrogen gas in the gas flow; apreparative separation unit which is configured to separate hydrogen andcarbon dioxide from the gas flow; and a fuel cell power generation unitwhich is configured to supply the hydrogen separated from the gas flowby the preparative separation unit and oxygen in the atmosphere to afuel cell and to generate electricity, and furthermore, the biogenerator is configured to supply the carbon dioxide separated from thegas flow by the preparative separation unit to biomass in the biomassconcentrated incubator and to reproduce the plant biomass.